The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-02-19
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
CARSON, February o.

OAHFON.
Senate-On motion OF Wssterheld,
Senate Joint and concurrent resolution
M 12 vas taken from the table,. to-
yether with that of the joint Commit
toe of Conference ON the disagreelDg
votes of the two Houses on the Assem-
bly amendments To tue resolution in
volyinp amendments To the State Con-
stitution. and considered In Commit
tee of the Whole, Mr.. Poujade i'll the
chair. The resolution aud amendment
finally passed ayes, l6; nces, 3.
Biils introduced and referred-As.
.emblv bill No. 30, by Clapp, to
amend the Act relating to public high
ways.
Assembly bill No. ls, by Leermo.
TO ammnd the Act concerning crimes
and punishments.
Senate bIll No. 80, by Powell, to
prohibit the use of firearms In public
places.
senate bill No. SO, by Fish, to reg
ulate the compensation of county OH
GERS in the several counties OF the
State, and Washoe county especially.
Senate bill No 81, by Nichols, 10
amend tbs Act relative to fines.
Senate bill M. 80, by Foley, for
the relief OF l.. j. Whitney OF the Ne
vads Cavairy.
Senate Oii No. Sc, by Osburn, to
provide tor the formation OF corpora
tions Tor certain purposes.
Senate Dill No. 81, by Osburn, rela-
tive to serving civil processes.
Senate bill No. 90, by Osburn, TO
amend an Act securing liens to me-
chsnics.
General file--senate bill No. 30, by
Powell, to amend the Act relative TO
the manner of drawing juries. Tabled.
Senate bill Nc. 81, To establish and
maintain weather service station in
this State. Ordered engrossed.
Assembly bill No. 40, by Spring
meyer, to create the office OF Forest
Commissioner. Laid on the table.
Assembly bill No. 26, by Drury, to
provide for the admission OF State or
phans to the University. Rejected.
Ayes, 3; noes, IL.
Senate bil No. SO, by Briggs, to
regulate proceedings IN civil cases.
Assembly amendments concurred IN
unanimously.
Assembly bill No. 3, by Drury, re-
lative to the manner of el.ctlng United
States Senators. The Nebraska plan
recommended. The merits OF this blll
were ably discussed by Poujade, Shar-
on, Briggs, Williams and Westertield.
An amendment by Sharon was adopt
ed, and after sul! further discussion
POujade closed, and the bill was re-
jec:ed. Ayes, 3; noes, o.
Senate bill No. 81, 10y Thoma, to
protect live stock from disease, and TO
prevent diseased animals from running
ut large. Passed.
Senate bill Ne. 70, by Maute, to
provide for the better enforcement OF
the revenue laws of the State. Assem-
bly, amendments adopted. Ordered
engrossed.
Assembly resolution by Ford, sp-
propriating $500 for the Misses Mudd,
Bryant, Brown and Edwards, for copy
ing the Journal fer the State Printer.
Laid on the table.
Bills introduced and referred-As-
ssmbly bill No. 76, by Ford, to repeal
an Act providing for the publication
of the names of taxpayers, and the
amount of taxes paid.
Assembly bill No. n, by Beebe, fol
the better protection of the public
funds.
Assembly bill No. 7S, by Drury, tc
create an irrigation and water right
commission. Seven citizens of the
State to be appointed by the Governor
at q salary of $500 per year and travel
ing expenses. Ten thousand dollars
to be appropriated.